Note : | Following calculations are made on the basis of best assumptions can be made as per the information provided in given problems. The answer might be different as answers provided by other expert on the basis of different assumptions taken by other expert. | |||
Ans-(a) | Allocation of the difference between the implied value and book value on 1st Jan 2014 | Amount in"$" | ||
Particulars | Book value | Fair value | ||
Cash | 90000 | 90000 | ||
Account receivables | 130000 | 130000 | ||
Land | 120000 | 150000 | ||
Building and equipment | 500000 | 320000 | ||
Less: Accumulated Depreciation | -240000 | 0 | ||
Patent | 0 | 25000 | ||
Less: Account payable | -30000 | -30000 | ||
Less : 8% Bond payable | -200000 | -216849 | ||
Book value of Equity | 370000 | |||
Implies value of stock | 468151 | |||
Differences in Allocation | 98151 | |||
Ans-(b) | Planning charts for "C" Entries | |||
Particulars | Total | Equity investments(70%) | Non controlling interest(30%) | |
Net income | 80000 | 56000 | 24000 | |
Retain Earnings | 250000 | 175000 | 75000 | |
Less Dividend Received | -9000 | -6300 | -2700 | |
Balance of Earnings | 321000 | 224700 | 96300 | |
Share subscribed | 150000 | 105000 | 45000 | |
Total | 471000 | 329700 | 141300 | |
Less: Cost of investment | -450000 | |||
Excess amount paid | -120300 | |||
Planning charts for "E" Entries | ||||
S. No. | Particulars | Amount | ||
1 | Value patent | 25000 | ||
Economic Life | 10 Years | |||
Amortization Per Year | 2500 | |||
2 | Building and Equipment | 500000 | ||
Life Remaining | 12 Years | |||
Depreciation for Nest Period | 41667 | |||
Total Depreciation and Amortization Per year | 44167 | |||
Worksheet eliminating entries in general Journal Entries | ||||
Date | Account title and explanation | P/R | Debit | Credit |
1 | Goodwill account | 120300 | ||
To investment in Tolliver Corporations | 120300 | |||
(Being excess payment made recorded as goodwill) | ||||
2 | Amortization of Patent | 2500 | ||
To patent | 2500 | |||
(being patent amortized) | ||||
Profit and loss statement | 2500 | |||
To Amortization of patent | 2500 | |||
(being amount transferred) | ||||
3 | Depreciation on Building and Equipment | 44167 | ||
To Building and Equipment | 44167 | |||
(Being Depreciation charged on building and equipment) | ||||
Profit and loss statement | 44167 | |||
To Depreciation on Building and Equipment | 44167 | |||
(being amount transferred) | ||||
4 | Retain Earnings | 6300 | ||
To Profit and loss statements | 6300 | |||
(being dividend received eliminated) |
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